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This is a bear pencil case I bought off some trendy 19 year-old kid with a fin haircut and stupid jeans in Brick Lane a few years ago. Me and Yol had somehow ended up there on a Sunday morning (to get beigels no doubt) and there was this guy selling off what looked like his childhood all laid out on a blanket. I think since moving to London he'd developed a drug habit or simply acute embarrassment about his former pre-cool life. I liked it and the transaction was done for 50p. I think it might have been hand-made by his mum. It now has a Robert Crumb badge, a solvent abuse badge and a St Joseph's Hospice Keyring attached to it. And yes, it is meant to be upside down.
From a store called Costco's; these are smaller black 'n' white cookies than the original kind, and the icing has a stronger, lemony flavor than orignal black 'n' white cookies. The box of cookies was under $6. The cookies is the size of a Chips Ahoy cookie, but thicker.
Viennas and potato salad and stuffed peppers and pasta salad and mustard and cheese and olives and beigel with cream cheese and cucumber and salmon
fantastic Salt beef Beigel!
The oldest and best of the Beigel shops in London, the Brick Lane Beigel is a social mecca as well as a thriving bakery that produces over 7000 bagels a night. Trendy kids and Jewish old-timers stand around chatting through the night as the work continues and if you buy from the shop the prices are still incredible.
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fantastic Salt beef Beigel!
The oldest and best of the Beigel shops in London, the Brick Lane Beigel is a social mecca as well as a thriving bakery that produces over 7000 bagels a night. Trendy kids and Jewish old-timers stand around chatting through the night as the work continues and if you buy from the shop the prices are still incredible.
Complete with sad clown mug from a Crouch End thrift shop.
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I shot this frame, but we composed it and planned the light together with Assaf Levi and Tom Beigel at the course.
After a rather sleepless night in Shoreditch, the only thing to get me out of bed was bagels, and lots of them. I have to admit, two of the bags are probably mine. I normally sit down on the pavement right outside the bagel shop in Brick lane, being the shameless tourist and all, but it was a little cold, so off to the park for a more restrained version of al fresco breakfast.
A sign for an all-night beigel shop in London. I always thought it was spelled "bagels" but a quick look on the web shows that both spellings are used.
Fairmount Bagel was founded in 1919 by Isadore Shlafman as the Montreal Bagel Bakery, introducing the city's first hand-rolled, wood-fired bagels. It moved to its current site, at 74 Av. Fairmount O., and took its new name in 1949. Today, Shlafman's grandchildren manage the business, strictly preserving the original baking methods.
The Montreal bagel, sometimes called a beigel, or in French a beguel, is a smaller, sweeter, denser cousin of the New York bagel, hand-shaped with a larger hole, boiled in honey-sweetened water, and baked in a wood-fired oven that gives it its characteristic blistered surface. Made with malt and egg but no salt, the style was brought to Montreal by Eastern European Jewish immigrants. One account credits Chaim (Hyman) Seligman with popularizing it by selling bagels from a horse-drawn carriage along the Main; his associates Myer Lewkowicz and Jack Shlafman later helped establish St-Viateur Bagel and Fairmount Bagel, respectively.
Red Crossers attend the American Red Cross New Jersey Region Celebrate Red! gala on Thursday, May 12 at Mayfair Farms in West Orange. Pictured, left to right: Barbara Beigel, development specialist, American Red Cross New Jersey Region; Megan Dulgar, chief development officer, American Red Cross New Jersey Region; Bill Andrews, Divisional Fundraising Vice President, American Red Cross New Jersey Region; Kim Goetz, major gift officer, American Red Cross New Jersey Region; and Carly Thalmann, major gifts officer, American Red Cross New Jersey Region.
Photo taken on Thursday, May 12, 2016 in West Orange, New Jersey.
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Warm chewy baigel filled with tender, moist salt beef - only £3!
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I'm not so great at portion control sometimes and really made too much salad. Steamed and flaked salmon fillets tossed with chunks of avocado in a touch of salad cream (I was feeling a little lazy that day:), lemon juice, salt and pepper. Served on a bed of mix salad leaves. I also had some beigels sitting in the freezer, from my last visit to the Brick Lane Bakery, which I heated up in the oven.
There are two historic beigel shops on Brick Lane, 4 doors apart; Beigel Shop and Beigel Bake. Beigel Bake regularly has long queues out the door on the weekend of tourists who've seen it on Instagram. This is the other one, which is only half as busy. It was closed temporarily at the time of this photo
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